Current Conditions - Toronto, ON
9°
Today's High: 19°
Today's Low: 15°
- Feels Like
- 8°
- Humidity
- 86%
- Pressure
- 1021.33 hPa
- Sunrise
- 07:02
- Wind
- 8km/h WNW
- UV
- Low
- Visibility
- 14.48km
- Sunset
- 7:19
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Hourly Weather
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Daily weather forecast
Wednesday
19°
15°
Sunny. Highs 18 to 20C and lows 14 to 16C.
19°
15°
Sunny. Highs 18 to 20C and lows 14 to 16C.
Thursday
20°
15°
More sun than clouds. Highs 19 to 21C and lows 14 to 16C.
20°
15°
More sun than clouds. Highs 19 to 21C and lows 14 to 16C.
Friday
20°
15°
More sun than clouds. Highs 19 to 21C and lows 14 to 16C.
20°
15°
More sun than clouds. Highs 19 to 21C and lows 14 to 16C.
Saturday
20°
15°
Times of sun and clouds. Highs 19 to 21C and lows 14 to 16C.
20°
15°
Times of sun and clouds. Highs 19 to 21C and lows 14 to 16C.
Sunday
20°
14°
A few morning showers. Highs 19 to 21C and lows 13 to 15C.
20°
14°
A few morning showers. Highs 19 to 21C and lows 13 to 15C.
Monday
20°
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Times of sun and clouds. Highs 19 to 21C and lows 12 to 14C.
20°
13°
Times of sun and clouds. Highs 19 to 21C and lows 12 to 14C.
Tuesday
19°
14°
Partly cloudy. Highs 18 to 20C and lows 13 to 15C.
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14°
Partly cloudy. Highs 18 to 20C and lows 13 to 15C.
Wednesday
19°
14°
Chance of afternoon showers. Highs 18 to 20C and lows 13 to 15C.
19°
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Chance of afternoon showers. Highs 18 to 20C and lows 13 to 15C.
Thursday
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14°
Showers ending by midday. Highs 17 to 19C and lows 13 to 15C.
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14°
Showers ending by midday. Highs 17 to 19C and lows 13 to 15C.
Friday
19°
14°
A few morning showers. Highs 18 to 20C and lows 13 to 15C.
19°
14°
A few morning showers. Highs 18 to 20C and lows 13 to 15C.
Radar
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Hurricane Lee regains strength over open waters, has eyes on Canada’s East CoastMeteorologists are keeping tabs on Hurricane Lee as it approaches Canada. The Canadian Hurricane Centre warns Lee could arrive as a weak hurricane or strong tropical storm.WorldSep 11
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Wildfires in Canada could burn into late fall, winterForecast maps show Manitoba is likely to see intense fire activity in September, with Saskatchewan, Eastern Alberta and Western Ontario also likely to see “above-average” activity.EnvironmentSep 7
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Hurricane Lee could be Category 5 storm as it races to the CaribbeanLee was forecast to develop into an “extremely dangerous” major hurricane by early Friday. The environment around the cyclone "looks ideal for rapid intensification”.EnvironmentSep 7
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IN PHOTOS: Idalia leaves damage trail as storm moves into AtlanticDowngraded now to Tropical Storm Idalia, it’s moving through the Carolinas Thursday and will then enter the Atlantic Ocean where it’s forecast to fizzle out.U.S. NewsAug 31
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Idalia descends on the Carolinas as tropical storm after wreaking havoc in FloridaThe weakening storm still packed winds of up to 60 mph (96 kph) as it blasted through Georgia and South Carolina on Wednesday evening.U.S. NewsAug 31
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Idalia weakens over Georgia after bringing ‘catastrophic storm surge’ to FloridaThe National Weather Service in Tallahassee called Idalia “an unprecedented event” since no major hurricanes on record have ever passed through the bay abutting the Big Bend.U.S. NewsAug 30
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